The kids learned all about fossils today. Thank you Mr. Curtis Talbot!
2-4 Fire Safety Day
K-1 Fire Safety Day
2nd-4th graders went to BBCOW to learn amazing facts about plants and animals
What a wonderful day Wapiti School had learning about science and nature in Yellowstone! We are so blessed to live in Wyoming!
SAVE THE DATE
Wapiti learning and growing together!
Get your glow on
Library closure
Arrays and rectangles and squares, oh my! Mathematics are visible everywhere in the classrooms of Wapiti!
CODY GEAR: We have an online store available to purchase CODY Store Link:
gear.https://stores.inksoft.com/WS106204. The online store will close on 9/4/24.
STORE CLOSES SOON.
3-2-1... Blast off to a new year. Outdoor science is a blast at Wapiti!
Please if you have not registered your student for the 2024-2025 school year please do so ASAP. Registration is due today 8/12/2024. If you need help or have any questions please call Wapiti Elementary at 307-587-3947. Thank you
This is a Friendly Reminder that tonight is the KRC Parent Orientation at Sunset! Come meet the camp teachers and visit the classrooms before we kick off!
PCSD 6 will once again offer lunch to students aged 18 and under this summer! For details on locations and times, please refer to the flyer.
CODY GEAR: We have reopened the X-Grain store if you would like to order more or didn't get a chance to the first time. The store will close on 11/9/23 so that orders can arrive before Christmas. Store Link: https://stores.inksoft.com/WS90262
Park County School District 6 will be on a regular schedule today, Thursday, October 26th.
WDE NAMES JOHN CORBIN 2024 WYOMING TEACHER OF THE YEAR
CHEYENNE
John Corbin, a high school social studies teacher at Cody High School, has been named the 2024 Wyoming Teacher of the Year in a surprise assembly.
Corbin, a Wyoming educator for 15 years, is a strong advocate for civics education. He believes that all students should have the opportunity to learn about the history and government of their country.
“John Corbin is an outstanding educator who truly prioritizes civic engagement and preparing students to be good future American citizens,” said Megan Degenfelder, State Superintendent of Public Instruction. “John's work instills in students a patriotic appreciation for our system of government and a sense of obligation to participate, to sacrifice for the future of their community and democracy, something we need now more than ever.” As Wyoming Teacher of the Year, Corbin will represent the teaching profession in Wyoming and be a spokesperson for education. He will also attend state and national education events and conferences. In addition, he will be a liaison between the teaching community, the Wyoming Legislature, the Wyoming Department of Education, districts, and communities.
Park 6 Families,
Please take a moment to watch this update from Superintendent Orndorff regarding events that occurred within the district this week.
https://youtu.be/VpDUfRmmqVM
Park 6 Families,
This morning at approximately 7:30 a.m. Cody High School administration received a message from the school resource officer indicating that there was a social media post circulating that could be directed at Cody High School, the author of the post mentioned CHS. This information prompted the district’s crisis management team to put Cody High School into a shelter-in-place and the district notified families of the situation. Cody PD responded to CHS and swept the building, following this sweep they verified there was no threat to students. Additional Park County law enforcement officers began investigating the origins of the social media post. They determined the post originated in Clovis, New Mexico several years ago. The post mentions a threat to CHS. A student from a neighboring school district saw this post and thought it was targeted at Cody High School and sent it to a CHS student who then reported it to law enforcement. At approximately 8:10 Cody PD informed the District’s crisis team that this was not a credible threat and that the normal operation of Cody High School could resume. We thank you for your patience, understanding, and support as the district and Cody PD worked together to resolve this situation. We are extremely proud of how our scholars responded to this situation.